Un Samayal Arayil

The movie starts off with an awesome mouth watering video and is a treat for all the foodies. This part of the movie excites the audience grabbing their interest to watch more. The humor keeps the movie alive. Excellent actors seem to have done their job in entertaining us. Though the second half of the movie is quite predictable, it is a sweet treat for all those who love simple and elegant stories. The music definitely needs special praise for those soothing and pleasant tunes. Overall a good movie but do not expect a lot from the story. Good to see Prakash Rai in a positive role for a change. The acting exceeds the expectation .Think less and enjoy the two hours.

The movie starts off with great tone by inducing hunger to eat(watch) delicious foods shown across Karnataka. It was a well made introduction credits building curiosity in the audiences. The first half of the movie is well paced with catchy dialogues. There is total control by the Director here. But 2nd half is totally taken away by prolonging the climax unnecessarily. Never mind it was great showcase of acting by Prakash Rai. The background score and few songs are pleasant to the story. These type of classic movie catches the audiences if it is well promoted before release, which was done well by the Director. Overall classic movies still live on...

Beautifully written & taken. Though I haven't watched its original (Malayalam version), its been a long time that Tamil cinema has had a delicacy of this kind. A very light comedy and pleasant romance that makes you want the two people to unite. Prakash Raj may have this repetitive actions, but that's just his style. He's one actor who's surely versatile the way he fits into characters. And he's proved that again. Made me realize i was so wrong in trying to get my head around which Hollywood drama to watch, when there's one right at home. Drama is not everyone's cup of tea, but if you are willing to educate yourself as a viewer it set's you in the right path. If you are up for a romantic-drama-comedy at its lighter best, you don't want to miss this drama.

Although the story is a remake from the Malayalam version, there is some originality introduced by Prakash Rai. The characters are light hearted and food is at the forefront of the story.

To live is to eat is a common theme that is stressed upon in the first half of the movie. The acting and story are quite standard and nothing too extraordinary.

The fact that this movie was made in 3 languages at the same time is mindblowing. The movie has its own special audience who hold it close to their hearts.

Age is no bar is another plot point that slowly develops. These views on life are unique and enjoyable.

Loved the direction, dialogue and acting of Prakash Rai. The new faces too have done their best in acting. The movie is different by presenting about the pleasure of being a foodie. It also says - no age bar for romance and lives out a strong message as "you are what you are and love yourself" ! Prakash Rai should have changed his laughing style to suit for his positive role since it brings his "villian" image out to the audience. It also gives a beautiful touch of Hubli Kannada. Humor keeps following all the way. The first half keeps you glued to the screen. The second half looks bit eased off.

Music by the maestro Ilayaraja is just awesome. The background tracks are crafted very well and beautifully holds its grip, supporting the presentation very well. Ilayaraja's music for Kannada movies always takes its own classic level as usual! It is a pleasure listening to every bit of it. The lyrics are kept simple but beautifully written.

The parallel story of Adivasi seemed to be unnecessarily brought in.